My favourite form is square dancing. There are lots of clubs in the UK and many will accept beginners (usually in September). Once you've done the basics to Mainstream level you can take part in square dance events anywhere in the world. It involves no running, skipping, jumping or slip-steps but you must be able to walk at a brisk pace. For more information, visit the national website, www.uksquaredancing.com.

If anyone would like to form a wheelchair square dance club, I'm willing to put together a syllabus but it'll need to have the timings worked out.

My favourite form is square dancing. There are lots of clubs in the UK and many will accept beginners (usually in September). Once you've done the basics to Mainstream level you can take part in square dance events anywhere in the world. It involves no running, skipping, jumping or slip-steps but you must be able to walk at a brisk pace. For more information, visit the national website, www.uksquaredancing.com.

If anyone would like to form a wheelchair square dance club, I'm willing to put together a syllabus but it'll need to have the timings worked out.